 I find nobody knows his lordship's * thoughts on the present state of politics. Perhaps he has none. Now, are you willing, and are you the proper person, to tell Lord Orford that I will do my best to procure this employment for him, if I can soon learn...  The Letters of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford - Page 47by Horace Walpole - 1857Full view - About this book
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...certainly are), I thought such an income might, if not prevent, at least procrastinate your nephew's ruin. I find nobody knows his lordship's thoughts on the...are you the proper person to tell Lord Orford that 1 will do my best to procure this office for him if 1 can soon learn that he desires it? If he does... | |
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...might, if not prevent, at least procrastinate your nephew's ruin/ I find nobody knows his Lordship's3 thoughts on the present state of politics. Perhaps...does choose it, I doubt not of his and his friend Boone V hearty assistance, and believe I shall see you too much oftener in the House of Commons. This... | |
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...the payments of my place in the Treasury; he wrote me the following letter: DEAR SIR, Nov. 21,1762. Perhaps he has none. Now, are you willing, and are...if I can soon learn that he desires it ? If he does (Jhoose it, I doubt not of his and his friend Boone's§ hearty assistance, and believe I shall see... | |
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...certainly are), I thought such an income might, if not prevent, at least procrastinate your nephew's ruin. I find nobody knows his lordship's thoughts on the...present state of politics. Perhaps he has none. 'Now arc you willing and are yon the proper person to tell Lord Orford that I will do my best to procure... | |
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...are),* I thought such an income might, if not prevent, at least procrastinate your nephew's ruin. I.find nobody knows his lordship's thoughts on the present...employment for him, if I can soon learn that he desires it t If he does choose it, I doubt not of his and his friend Boone'st hearty assistance, and believe me... | |
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